JAPANDI Grille Design Console Table

Japandi Grille Design Console Table features a sleek silhouette complemented by a unique grille pattern. Crafted from high-quality wood, its clean lines and intricate design make it a standout piece in entryways, living rooms, or hallways.

In the most basic sense, Japandi style is a mixture of Scandinavian design and Japanese design. “It is the East-meets-West design movement. It blends Japanese artistic elements and wabi-sabi philosophy with Scandinavian comfort and warmth or hygge,” Wijaya explains. “Both Japanese and Scandinavian design aesthetics are focused on simplicity, natural elements, comfort, and sustainability.”

Japandi homes, though a more established style now, date back hundreds of years. “After the closed-border policy of Japan, which lasted for around 200 years, they opened their borders in the mid 1850s,”.Scandinavian designers and artists began visiting Japan and quickly became enthralled with the Japanese style. “They were very enthusiastic about the country, culture, and all the amazing items in the shops. These items became an inspiration for a lot of artists and designers in Scandinavia,”.

“Japanese and Scandinavian have a lot in common in terms of design and aesthetic: They both put high value in simplicity; good quality, natural material; and craftsmanship,”. “Based on their similarity, the marriage between Japan and Scandinavia design movement was born, and it works harmoniously, elevating each other to the next level.”